Sentence examples for right to guarantee from inspiring English sources

But in the big deal last year, Freddie Mac agreed to pay Washington Mutual $100 million for the right to guarantee and securitize the mortgages.

Fathers who have gone through divorce or separation will not be granted a legal right to guarantee that their child has "a meaningful relationship with both parents", according to a long-awaited report on family law.

That's why the French doctrine of "moral right," which holds that an artist has the right to guarantee her work's integrity even when she no longer owns it, seems to us both moral and right: if you possess an artist's painting, you can't deface it or mutilate it or alter it without the artist's consent.

But should that really give Google the right to guarantee we do no evil on their watch?

They say the tradeoff was necessary to advance the right to guaranteed health care.

"Nearly zero" is an innovation technology and as such requires the right skills to guarantee its delivery.

The A60 is available in three sizes: small, medium, and large, with left and right models to guarantee optimal fit.

They have a right to request guaranteed hours.

The right to counsel, guaranteed to criminal detainees under the Constitution, did not, in any case, extend to immigration detainees.

Tour operators reserve the right to cancel guaranteed departures, if a major event like a war could endanger travelers.

The resolution, which will be voted on later this month, calls on all countries to protect the right to privacy guaranteed under international law.